Description

Edited by Jim Evans This guide does not attempt to replace the information given in Sailing Directions or nautical charts, but tries to fill in with personal experience of sailors who have actually visited each place described. Their names are noted and the timeliness of the information may be judged from the year each visit was made. Where possible information has been listed under the following headings:
Directions: how to enter the port in question a with warnings where appropriate
Berths and Anchorages: Where to berth and recommended anchorages
Facilities: facilities available dockside and nearby
Remarks: comments about local sights, things to do and general cautions. perfect bound in 8.5 x 11-inch format. 176 pages.

Specifications

What Makes The Gulf Such A Special Area To Cruise?

The Gulf has a huge range of beautiful scenery and countess well protected harbors and anchorages. Animal, bird and undersea creatures abound, plus the weather is kinder than out on the Atlantic coast. It has a colorful history—amalgamating many cultures, from First Nations people to British, Irish and French explorers and today with people from all parts of the globe.

What Makes This CCA Guide Worth Having Aboard?

It includes details and chartlets for over 200 harbors. It covers all parts of the Gulf and River below Quebec. It extends to the Belle Isles Strait near Newfoundland and encompasses the fascinating islands of PEI and Isles des madeleine. The guide is filled with useful facts and recommendations gleaned from years of continuous publishing and regular updates. It is available only in this printed book format.